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Coventry is a progressive, business friendly city, helping to
drive the Midlands Engine.
Successful and forward-looking, Coventry is ripe for investment
and Friargate offers an unrivalled opportunity in this growing city.
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Coventry is a vibrant city that has risen to great heights and suffered terrible destruction.
But it is a resilient city – a city of peace and reconciliation.
A city that challenges others’ perceptions – a city on the rise once more and Friargate is a vital element in Coventry’s renaissance.
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Grown from ancient origins, with a rich history to exploreCoffa-n-Tree. That’s what Coventry was called,
long before it became a city – built around a tree
thought to be planted by someone named Coffa.
Before the first settlements had even taken root
in nearby Birmingham, Coventry had become the
centre of commerce in the region.
Buoyed by industry, the city grew to be one of
the most important in England, even becoming
the capital for a short time in the 15th century.
Coventry’s industry continued to boom; first wool,
then bicycles, then cars – each as successful as
the last.
But Coventry’s success was destined to be the
cause of its near downfall.
The Luftwaffe, keen to nullify Britain’s
armaments production, targeted the city’s heavy
manufacturing base during the Second World War.
In doing so, they devastated Coventry’s medieval
heritage, with two thirds of the city’s buildings
destroyed in a single night.
But much of the city’s historical legacy
survived and a trip to Spon Street or the ruins of
St. Michael’s Cathedral allows visitors to glimpse
and breathe medieval Coventry.
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Top: Spon Street, Coventry’s
medieval heart. Bottom: The
ruined shell of 14th century
St. Michael’s Cathedral.
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Clockwise from above:
Coventry and its surrounding
areas offer a wealth of living
options; leisure time is also well
represented in the area.
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Affordable homes, well-paid jobs, excellent connections and a high standard of livingIn PwC’s 2016 ‘Good Growth for Cities’ index,
Coventry was ranked the eighth best city in the
UK to live, work and do business, while nearby
Leamington Spa was placed high in The Sunday
Times annual ‘Best Places To Live’ guide.
Access to good jobs, rapid transport links, an
average house price of less than £200,000 and
a very favourable work/life balance, all combine
to present Coventry’s population with one of the
highest standards of living in the country.
Coventry is increasingly being seen as a viable
business alternative to other cities in the UK. The
city has already benefited from a migration of
businesses, an influx of talent and increased inward
investment, greatly enhancing its standing and
future prospects.
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The best of both worlds in Coventry and WarwickshireSitting at the centre of the beautiful county of
Warwickshire, a journey to charming market
towns such as Warwick, Leamington Spa or
Stratford-upon-Avon is easy, quick and enjoyable.
There are castles to explore and country hotels in
which to relax, knowing that the hustle and bustle
of a city centre is equally quick and convenient to
reach, with all of the benefits that brings.
Unlike many cities, and especially compared to
London, you won’t need to commute for an hour
to work in the city centre and live in the country
– more like 20 minutes. Equally, a day out to the
countryside doesn’t need to be an excursion.
In Coventry, you really can enjoy the best of
both worlds.
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Clockwise from above:
The picturesque beauty of
Stratford-upon-Avon; Coombe
Abbey’s sumptuous hotel; the
incomparable Warwick Castle.
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Clockwise from left:
Situated on the West Coast Main Line, Coventry
boasts excellent rail connections; Birmingham
Airport is just ten minutes from Coventry city
centre; With links to three major motorways,
Coventry is well connected by road.
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A local, national and international transport hub at the very heart of the countryCoventry railway station is more than just a local
hub. As a principal stop on the West Coast Main
Line, you can be in London in under an hour and
Birmingham in only 20 minutes.
Birmingham Airport, just ten minutes away by train,
is actually closer to Coventry than its namesake
and offers a range of direct destinations as distant
as China and the west coast of the USA.
If you need to drive, access to the national
motorway network is also swift with the M1, M6,
M40, M42, M45 and M69 all readily accessible.
There are few cities, of any size, that can
boast transport connections as comprehensive
as Coventry.
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New green connections and a place with people in mindA modern icon, Coventry’s ring road used to be
one of the city’s most famous landmarks – for all
the wrong reasons. Brilliantly practical if you were
on four wheels, little use on foot.
Working closely with the Friargate development,
Coventry City Council has constructed a bridge
deck spanning Junction 6 of the ring road,
connecting the railway station and city centre with
a continuous above-ground pedestrian route for
the first time.
The six-minute walk from the station to the city
centre is now a green and pleasant stroll, with
ready access to restaurants, bars and shops.
Equally, walking around the city centre has
become an increasingly pleasant experience, with
improvements to traffic flows and public spaces
gathering pace, creating attractive places for
pedestrians to dwell. Coventry is a city to walk
around, not just drive.
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Pedestrian and cyclist access by the Flying Standard near Coventry Cathedral
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Clockwise from top: A sketch of Jaguar’s F-Pace performance SUV
by the hand of Ian Callum, Director of Design at Jaguar Land Rover;
world-leading research and education at the Warwick Manufacturing Group;
the instantly recognisable London Taxi under construction.
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World-leading industry and world-beating innovators in the heart of the UKCoventry is home to some of the world’s most
respected and successful companies, such as the
London Taxi Company, Barclays and Jaguar Land
Rover, employing thousands of people in highly
skilled jobs.
Operating from its Whitley headquarters, Jaguar
Land Rover leads the global automotive industry
with cutting edge research and development in the
city. With a further £500m of investment to come,
Coventry is set to become the ‘brains’ of this
global business.
Smaller innovators such as MarchantCain and
MIRA feed into the supply chain, supported by
organisations such as the Warwick Manufacturing
Group that create a symbiotic and world-leading
local economy.
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Two universities and a global seat of learning and researchWhatever your educational requirements, they
can be fulfilled in Coventry. A wide range of
schools and colleges provide state and private
education at all levels and include Free Schools,
Academies and Faith Schools.
The city’s two renowned universities, Warwick
and Coventry, are woven into its very fabric, giving
Coventry the prestigious title of a global seat
of learning.
Warwick University, with its leafy campus on the
edge of the city, is one of the UK’s top academic
institutions and part of the Russell Group. The
Warwick University Business School, in particular,
is known around the world and attracts students
from across the globe.
The Modern University of the Year, Coventry
University is a fast-growing institution which
consistently ranks number one for student
experience, as well as being within the top two
universities in the UK for quality of teaching.
Coventry punches well above its weight in the
global academic marketplace, attracting the best
talent, feeding into the best employers, and gaining
a cutting edge over its competitors.
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Top: King Henry VIII School in Coventry, founded
by its namesake in 1545. Bottom: Coventry
University’s innovative Faculty of Engineering,
Environment and Computing.
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Clockwise from top left: Coldplay rock the Ricoh
Arena; On stage at the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry;
Independent shopping at Fargo Village; Coventry’s
2021 UK City of Culture bid has everyone excited.
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A city of culture, a place with a story to tellCoventry has recently launched its bid to become
the UK City of Culture 2021 and is already
promoting a full programme of arts and cultural
events to highlight everything the city, and its
people, has to offer.
The Belgrade Theatre, the Albany and Warwick
Arts Centre host comedy nights, musical events
and plays all year round. For a different flavour
of entertainment, the Ricoh Arena showcases
international music stars, as well as regular Wasps
rugby fixtures and Coventry City football matches.
Meanwhile, a trip to Fargo Village with its
creative markets, selection of street food and
independent shopping provides an alternative
daytime experience.
With so much going on, whatever your preference,
there’s bound to be something that whets the
appetite and piques the interest.
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At the heart of the devolution agenda, Coventry is entering an exciting era of change.In a recent study by The Guardian newspaper,
Coventry was identified as ‘…one of five stand-out
cities for jobs and business in the past ten years.’
The regional economy is strong and growing and
Coventry now has a major role in its future – a
chance to help direct and benefit from its economic
growth. As part of the West Midlands Combined
Authority and the Midlands Engine, the city has
a say in how a newly devolved budget is spent
across the region and how investment is attracted.
This means improvements in transport,
new housing and investment in skills – all guided
by Coventry’s representatives, as well as those
from the other constituent councils and Local
Enterprise Partnerships.
This is a time when power is being reclaimed from
Whitehall and invested in local bodies.
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The Friargate Masterplan brings to Coventry – for the very first
time – a world-class commercial district that provides numerous opportunities to work, live, play,
visit and stay.
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Creating a new business district for CoventrySituated within a 37 acre site linking Coventry
Railway Station with the city’s retail core,
Friargate is the most strategically significant
mixed use scheme seen in Coventry for
a generation.
Breathing new life and energy into the city,
Friargate is a major regeneration project being
undertaken by Friargate Coventry LLP – the
development vehicle for the European property
investment and development group, Cannon Kirk.
Comprising 3,200,000 sq ft of mixed use
development, Friargate will deliver a total of 25
efficient and sustainable buildings, including 14
Grade A office buildings with restaurants and
retail on the ground floors, two hotels and new
residential areas.
The modern office buildings will be set in high
quality landscaped public spaces with new
pedestrian routes, a public transport hub,
contemporary homes and a vibrant street scene.
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The city’s largest regeneration for a generationThe Friargate masterplan has planning consent
for 25 sustainable and efficient buildings with
more than 3,200,000 sq ft of combined
floor space.
Friargate will deliver:
◆ Up to 2,350,000 sq ft of Grade A office space
across 14 buildings
◆ Up to 215,000 sq ft of retail, restaurants
and bars
◆ Up to 450,000 sq ft of hotel space across
two buildings
◆ Up to 400 new homes
◆ Up to 110,000 sq ft of new leisure space
◆ Vastly improved public realm
The Friargate vision is to create a high quality, low
carbon development that generates jobs, attracts
inward investment and new visitors, creates homes,
encourages access to the city centre and brings
new life and energy into Coventry.
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Creating an attractive and sustainable place for people and businessDesigned as a destination, Friargate will be fully
integrated into the City and will attract people to
live, work and play.
Wide and accessible pedestrian streets branch off
the central boulevard that guides commuters and
visitors through the new district and on to the city’s
retail core.
Designed by internationally renowned landscape
architects, GROSS.MAX, the pleasant tree-lined
Station Square has already become a vital
thoroughfare, transporting pedestrians between
the railway station and city centre.
Friargate will also be at the heart of the city’s
sustainable travel with a transport interchange that
links bus and rail passengers.
The creation of new homes, offices, shops and
hotels together with an effective transport hub and
outstanding pedestrian access will ensure that
Friargate becomes an environmentally friendly
destination for all.
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Clockwise from left: The tree-lined route through
Friargate; The first building nearing completion;
The rooftop view from One Friargate; Coventry City
Council’s new building through the public realm’s
green space.
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A world-leading team for a world-leading developmentThe team behind the Friargate project is amongst
the best in the world.
Led by Friargate Coventry LLP, which is part of
the Cannon Kirk Group, a specialist team has
been specifically formed to bring forward the
Friargate development.
The masterplan has been designed by world-
renowned architects, Allies and Morrison, who
have brought their global experience, including
the design of acclaimed Two Pancras Square in
London, to bear. The high quality public realm has
been designed by equally renowned landscape
architects, GROSS.MAX.
By utilising the skills of a host of other property
experts, including international advisors GVA,
Friargate boasts one of the finest project teams of
any development, anywhere in the world.
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Clockwise from left: Farnborough Business Park by Allies and Morrison;
St. Paul’s Place, Sheffield by Allies and Morrison; Potters Fields Park, by GROSS.MAX.
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A new Council headquarters for a new cityOne Friargate is the first building in the Friargate
masterplan to be constructed and has already
been let to Coventry City Council, who will
move the majority of its office-based staff there.
Designed by Allies and Morrison, the building has
been constructed by Bowmer & Kirkland.
Looking out onto the new tree-lined Station
Square, One Friargate is prominently situated
within the Friargate development and has already
captured the imagination of the city.
The stunning red-brick façade has been designed
to reflect the traditional materials used in some
of Coventry’s finest buildings, including Coventry
Cathedral, with the building already a prominent
part of the city’s skyline.
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A well-connected place, at the centre of it allCoventry is one of the best-connected cities in
the country – and Friargate is at the very core of
these connections.
An integral part of the Friargate masterplan, the
railway station is just minutes from each of the 25
new buildings that comprise the development. This
means anyone working at Friargate can get from
the office to Birmingham Airport in 10 minutes while
a journey to Central London can be completed in
under an hour.
With direct access to Coventry ring road,
connections to the national motorway network
are quick and easy, providing ready access to
other local hubs such as Nottingham, Leicester,
Northampton and Milton Keynes.
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M6
M6
M5
M5
M4M4
M3
M50
M55
M74
M77
M90
M54
M40
A14
A14
M42
M62
M62
M62
M60
M42
M25
M23
M1
M11
A1(M)
A1(M)
A1(M)
A1(M)
M1
M1
M6
M8
LEEDS
MANCHESTER
LIVERPOOL
BIRMINGHAM
SOUTHAMPTON
LONDON
Wolverhampton
Gloucester
Swansea Swindon
MiltonKeynes
Norwich
Exeter
Plymouth
Leicester
Stoke-on-Trent
Preston
Dundee
Aberdeen
Hull
IpswichCOVENTRY
Nottingham
GATWICKAIRPORT
EDINBURGHAIRPORT
GLASGOWAIRPORT
MANCHESTERAIRPORT
LUTONAIRPORT
EAST MIDLANDSAIRPORT
HEATHROWAIRPORT
BIRMINGHAMAIRPORT
GATWICKAIRPORT
EDINBURGHAIRPORT
GLASGOWAIRPORT
MANCHESTERAIRPORT
LUTONAIRPORT
EAST MIDLANDSAIRPORT
HEATHROWAIRPORT
BIRMINGHAMAIRPORT
STANSTEDAIRPORT
STANSTEDAIRPORT
Travel Times by rail
Birmingham Airport 10 mins
Leamington Spa 12 mins
Birmingham New Street 26 mins
Oxford 49 mins
London Euston 1 hr
Manchester Piccadilly 2 hrs 7 mins
Southampton Central 2 hrs 15 mins
West Coast Mainline
Travel Times by road
Leamington Spa 20 mins
Rugby 25 mins
Birmingham 30 mins
Banbury 37 mins
Leicester 39 mins
Northampton 46 mins
Nottingham 1 hr 2 mins
Source: AA
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A stunning second building that contrasts yet complements
the first, Two Friargate has a distinctive and practical design
ideal for a corporate headquarters.
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Building the Friargate visionTwo Friargate is the striking second building in
the Friargate masterplan and has been designed
by leading architects Allies and Morrison. It is
the natural progression from the successful
development of One Friargate, Coventry City
Council’s new office building.
Like One Friargate, the building has been
conceived with the public realm in mind. Two
Friargate will frame the pedestrian route from the
railway station to the city centre, complementing
its neighbour whilst retaining its own distinctive
architectural style.
Situated in an unrivalled location, just metres from
the railway station, Two Friargate is one of the most
well-connected office buildings in the region.
Two Friargate will be a stunning addition to the city
and the next step towards delivering this important
regeneration project.
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A sustainable new office, built to the highest standardsTwo Friargate will establish the pattern of
development at Friargate, in what will become a
varied but complementary cluster of buildings.
With 136,000 sq ft of available Grade A office
space, and floorplates from 11,000 sq ft, Two
Friargate offers the perfect opportunity for a
corporate headquarters in one of the most well-
connected locations in the region.
The design has evolved in response to the public
realm and the need to create the principal route
from the station to the city centre. In order to
enhance activity on the public realm Two Friargate
will also include 4,600 sq ft of retail space, which
will provide opportunities for outdoor dining.
Not only will this offer lunchtime dining for office
workers, the ground floor retail will create a
welcoming and attractive environment as you enter
the building.
Entertaining at Two Friargate will also be an
attractive proposition. The 8th floor provides a
large terrace that will offer unparalleled views
across the city, combined with a fully glazed 12th
floor providing views over the public realm.
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A modern building for the modern workforceTwo Friargate has been designed to the highest
specification, with over 136,000 sq ft of Grade A
space and 4,600 sq ft of retail space.
The basement provides 20 secure car parking
spaces – including accessible spaces – whilst
showers, a drying room and lockers are available
elsewhere in the building.
Unusually for an office building, the majority of
floors offer an attractive balcony, providing an
alternative, alfresco, space for staff and visitors.
Six passenger lifts, with capacity for eight people
each, are provided along with unisex toilets on the
12th floor and separate male and female toilets on
other floors.
In line with the Friargate masterplan’s vision for a
sustainable development, Two Friargate will be
connected to the District Heating System, provide
cycle storage, target BREEAM Excellent and an
EPC ‘B’ rating.
Two Friargate will be built using BCO guidelines as
a reference.
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Summary of areas
NOTE: NIA figures do not include balconies and terraces
Basement: Parking/plant/BoH use
Total: 136,189 sq ft (12,652 sq m)
Ground: Reception/retail use
Floor 01: Office use NIA 10,857 sq ft (1,009 sq m)
Floor 02: Office use NIA 12,322 sq ft (1,145 sq m)
Floor 03: Office use NIA 12,322 sq ft (1,145 sq m)
Floor 04: Office use NIA 12,322 sq ft (1,145 sq m)
Floor 05: Office use NIA 12,322 sq ft (1,145 sq m)
Floor 06: Office use NIA 12,322 sq ft (1,145 sq m)
Floor 07: Office use NIA 12,322 sq ft (1,145 sq m)
Floor 08: Office use NIA 11.021 sq ft (1,024sq m)
Floor 09: Office use NIA 11,021 sq ft (1,024 sq m)
Floor 10: Office use NIA 11,021 sq ft (1,024 sq m)
Floor 11: Office use NIA 11,021 sq ft (1,024 sq m)
Floor 12: Office use NIA 7,314 sq ft (680 sq m)
Floor 13: Plant use
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NIA 10,857 sq ft (1,009 sq m)
Floor 01 offices
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NIA 12,322 sq ft (1,145 sq m)
Floor 02-07 offices
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Examples of the high quality
specification that can be
expected from Two Friargate.
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Contemporary office space designed for modern businessesTwo Friargate accommodation extends to 136,189 sq ft net internal area and c.4,600 sq ft retail/
restaurant space net internal area.
Two Friargate will offer a high quality specification, including:
� Typical floorplates – 11,021 sq ft and
12,322 sq ft
� Showers, drying room, and lockers
� 4 pipe fan coil cooling system
� 1:8 sq m occupancy
� Connection to the District Heating System
� Exposed services with the option of open or
metal tile suspended ceilings
� LED luminaries
� 150 mm raised access floor
� Floor to ceiling height 2.8 m
� Slab to Slab height 3.95 m
� 24 hour building security and access
� Target EPC ‘B’ rating
� 6 x 8 person passenger lifts including
goods lift
� Unisex toilets on 12th floor and separate
Ladies and Gents on other floors
� 20 secure basement car parking spaces
including 2 accessible spaces
� Cycle storage
� Built using BCO guidelines as reference
� Target BREEAM ‘Excellent’
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The perfect team to take the project forward
The Developer
Friargate Coventry LLP
(part of the Cannon Kirk Group)
Landscape Architect The Architect
Office Agents Project Managers PR & Marketing Consultants
G R O S S . M A X .L a n d s c a p e A r c h i t e c t s.
Allies and Morrison
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Our grateful thanks to everyone involved in producing this book:Allies and Morrison
Birmingham Airport
Belgrade Theatre
Bowmer & Kirkland
Cannon Kirk Group
Coombe Abbey
Core Marketing
Coventry Cathedral
Coventry City Council
Coventry University
Craig Holmes
Fargo Village
Friargate Coventry LLP
GROSS.MAX.
GVA
Jaguar Land Rover
King Henry VIII School
Nicola Young
Prosurv
Reeves & Partners
Ricoh Arena
St. Mary’s Guildhall
Tom Bird
The Big Comfy Bookshop
The London Taxi Company
Virgin Trains
Warwick University
Ian Stringer
+44 (0)121 609 8308
Adrian Griffith
+44 (0)121 609 8347
Andrew Venables
+44 (0)121 609 8427
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